The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-06-03


profitable guaranteed first mortgage
oans of any size furnished on appli-
alton by H. H. Haines. apS9teo.w
Leedom Scarborough, a IA year
old son of Joseph Scarborough of
Fair Hill fell while locking wagon,
and one of the wheels passed over
his arm breaking the bone near the
shoulder. The accident occurred on
Thursday Of last week. DR.. House
keeper administered to the sufferer.
One thousand applicants filed pro-
posals for mending the roads in Cecil,
which the Commissioners commenc-
ed opening last Tuesday. That's a
man for every $1,000 of road money.
Only $4,000 are to be spent on the
roads this season.
Haines & Kirk haye a set of Sash
Balances in one Of their store widows.
They have all the advantages of
weights and none of their disadvant.
ages, ask to see how they work.
Garfield Post No. Is, G.. A. R. at
tended church at Zion on last Sun
day.,when Rev. Van Burkalow preach
ed an appropriate sermon from the
text, "Render unto Caesar the things
that are Caesars and unto God the
things that are Gods.
Refrigerators of superior finish in
stock at Haines & Kinks.
Don't forget the ice cream and
strawberry festival at the Town Hall
to night and tomorrow night. "Chris-
tian community on the large posters
means q general invitation to all
christian denominations, or the whole
world. A word to the wise, etc.
Cecil will soon be noted for "fine"
residences and "large" barns. In
scanning the papers we are comfort
ed to learn that none other than
"ine" houses and "large" barns are
being built. Sometimes the barn is
both "large" and "fine." Next year
we'll build only villas.
The managers OF the Woodlawn
Camp ground held a meeting last
Monday and made arrangements for
the annual campmeeting to begin ON
the 9th of August. Rev. j. B. Quigg,
of North East, will have charge.
Another meeting of the managers
will be held on the grounds on Non.
day the 9Th of June, at $50 P. N.
Arrival of 1900 yds. of satteen fin
ish Prints at a trife over one half
their value, at E. R. Butfington's.
The trotters that grow about Elk
ton don't appear to realize fancy
prices, Better change the breed of
orname ntals for the useful. Henry
G. Hess has sold his promising trot-
ter Edwin G. to Philadelphia man
for 1925. R. T. G. Crouch has sold
his grey mare Evangeline for $34O,
and his brown mare Bessie G. for
1926. -tt .....
The County Commissioners were
again in trouble this week, the angry
road supes. and commissioners of
the upper districts, glaring on them,
and threatening destruction if they,
the County Commissioners, do not
yield and "pay US our money" The
Appeal reports even Samuel the
faithful of the sixth among the mu-
timers. Saml., oh! Saml. do the
rockers of that cradle need mending,
and is that dye in the wool begin
ming to fade?
A good grade of coffee can be had
at W. j. Ankrim's for 1Sc. per ID.
The next annual meeting of the
Maryland State Teachers Associa-
ton will be held at the Hygeia
Hotel. Old Point G comfort, on July
5, g. and 8. Governor Fitzhugh
Lee of Virginia, is expected to make
the opening address. Excursion
rates have been secured from Balti-
more at So; tickets good for fourteen
days. All members of the Associa.
ton are expected to attend.
$2.75 will buy two shovel Malta
Pillow at Haines & Kinks, only few
left.
Read what Samuel G. Stiness, Supt.
of Pawtucket Gas Co. Pawtucket, R.
l., under date of Dec. 18, 1884, says /:
II have used DR.. Seth Arnolds
Cough Killer for several years and
consider it the best as a positive cure
for cold and possessing all the merits
claimed for it." For sale at G.. G..
Sill. Price Csc. SOC. and $1.00.
Mothers, always use DR.. Seth Ar
nold's Soothing and Quieting Cordial
for Children. A mild safe tonic, 25
For sale by G. G. Sill.
The Seventeenth Annual Spring Fair
of the Oxford Agricultural Society will
be held on the Societies grounds in the
Rorouoh of Oxford Chester countv Pa